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Eliza Waters 
That is very beautiful butter, Eliza. ☺️❤️
🙂 Thanks, John!
You are welcome, Eliza. ☺️
They sure do look like silky butter. 😊👍
Thank you, Pepper!
Love that soft color!
Thanks, Sandy, it is the only bunch this color in the lawn. It’s a beauty. 🙂
So pretty! The warm yellow color reminds me of some of the yellow Freesias here once they age a bit.
Thank you, Kris. Not the usual crocus yellow, a rare beauty!
Such longed for beauty, well worth the wait.
Indeed… thanks, Anne.
Pretty! 😃
Thank you, Cathy!
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That is a wonderful colour, Eliza, very special…
Thank you, it is indeed, the only batch in the lawn that colour. Thanks for reblogging, too. ❤
I always think if a shame that they never last very long, Eliza…
Agreed! And we are having unseasonably warm weather, so they’ll go over even faster, alas.
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Soft as… Lovely!
Thank you, Dale. It is a favorite. 🙂
With good reason!
Lovely. I don’t have any crocus, but my daffodils and hyacinths are coming up.
Thank you, Judy. With this warm spell, things are leaping!
Beautiful. Like sun shining up from the ground. 🌞
Yes! Thanks, Carrie. 🙂
I’ve never seen this color crocus before. It looks so soft and, dare I say, yummy. 🙂
Thanks, Barbara. This may have been a cross between white and yellow that the bees made. I don’t remember ever planting them, but who knows? I’ve been here over 30 years and have planted plenty in that time. 🙂
This is a shade I don’t remember seeing in flowers before; it’s very appealing.
Thank you, Linda. I’m not sure if this one came from a supplier or was a cross the bees made between yellow and white, but it is the only bunch in the lawn. Purple predominates, with white and yellow seeming to be not so strong.
I’ve noticed that the crocus are stupendous this year. Have you experienced the same thing?
Yes, I guess they were already dormant, so the drought didn’t bother them. I’m wondering about the spring flowering shrubs that set buds in summer… so far the forsythia was a bust. It may have been the deep freeze we had, too. Apparently, the peach harvest will be nil around here this year. 😦
I hope they ‘spread’….at least some’bunny’ hasn’t made a meal of those beauties.
Thank you, Alice. Until the edges grow up for protection, the bunnies don’t seem to be comfortable that far out in the open. Summer is a different story!
It’s spring! Wonderful buttery color.
Hurrah! Thanks, Laurie. 🙂
Spring is coming your way.
With the temps to rise to 70-80º in the next few days, it’ll feel like we skipped spring altogether. Strange weather, but we’ll be back to normal spring temps in the 50s next week. The last patches of snow are fading fast and the bulbs are bursting forth. 🙂
I heard from my relatives up there that it will be hot. We are not even getting to 80 today.
One of my very favorite crocus….pretty pastel spring!
Thank you, Donna!
Unusual coloring, but lovely. Enjoy your early spring charmers.
Thank you, Susie, I certainly will!
They’re lovely, Eliza.
Thank you, Alys!
Lovely! Mine just passed. Sigh.
Yes, they never last long enough! Thanks, Cindy!
That color is gorgeous!
Thank you very much, Tina! 🙂
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They are so pretty. Wonderful photo, Eliza!
Thank you, Belinda!
Soft and yummy. Pretty shot, Eliza.
I take it there isn’t also a margarine snow crocus.
You never can tell…